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Truth! I shall speak you if I am in habit of listening to you,  Not just in the easy hush of morning, but in the tangled dusk,  Where shadows stretch and silence thickens,  Where comfort tempts me to close my ears to your whisper.  You are the pulse beneath silence,  The gentle, unyielding nudge at the edge of every story  I tell myself for warmth.If I make a home for you in the quiet corners—  Let you echo through my doubt and certainty—  Perhaps, when my tongue stirs,  You will pour forth unbidden,  Clear as rainwater, fierce as wind,  Unadorned by pride or fear.But first, I must learn your voice:  The subtle tremor in a friend’s sigh,  The ache behind laughter,  The way my own heart stumbles at the threshold of honesty.  Only then, Truth,  Will I be ready to speak you—  Not as a burden, but as a gift,  Shared with the world,  And with myself.

Truth! I shall speak you if I am in habit of listening to you,  If I let your quiet footsteps echo through my days—  If I hush the world’s clamor, the rush of my own making,  And welcome your gentle presence in the simplest ways.  You do not shout or demand to be heard;  You wait, patient as sunlight on morning’s first dew,  In the hush between heartbeats, in the silence before speech,  You reside in the questions I dare to pursue.  Let me be a student of your subtle instruction,  Attuned to your whispers, alert to your cue.  May I not only parrot, but absorb your intention,  So what I proclaim is authentic and true.  For only by listening, with humility and care,  Can I hope to carry your torch in the dark—  To speak you, not as rumor, nor shadow, nor dare,  But as flame in my chest, as a spark to embark.  Truth! Let me listen, let me learn, let me grow—  So my words when I utter them, let your clear waters flow.

Truth! I shall speak you if I am in habit of listening to you,  If I tune my heart’s ear to your faintest whisper,  Letting your quiet clarity ripple through my days—  Not just in moments gilded with certainty,  But in the hush between questions,  When honesty is a trembling leaf.I will speak you not as weapon,  Nor as shield,  But as light that wends its way  Through tangled woods of thought.  For only by sitting with your shadow and shine  Can I hope to shape my words  To the measure of your music.Teach me to listen, Truth,  With patience for your slow unfolding—  To honor your arrival in the gray dawn,  In the simple yes, the trembling no,  In the silence that follows  When all easy answers fall away.Truth! I shall speak you if I am in habit of listening to you,  For the tongue is trained by the heart’s devotion,  And only those who hear your quiet song  Can give you voice,  And only those who welcome you  Can set you free.

I was a grovelling creature once,  Curled beneath the weight of stone,  My hands were roots, my voice was dust,  My dreams were not my own.  I scrawled apologies in mud,  Built shrines of fear and bone,  Sang hymns to silence, bit my tongue—  A kingdom overthrown.  But dawn is patient, bold, and bright,  It pries the shutters wide;  The shamed and shrouded, bent in night,  Are beckoned forth outside.  I rose, uncoiling limb and thought,  Shed skins of shadowed shame,  No longer gnawed by what I’m not—  But kindled by my name.  Now, spine unbowed and gaze unmasked,  I walk in open sun;  I was a grovelling creature once,  But now, at last, I run.

I was a grovelling creature once,  Spine pressed to the earth,  Counting the grains of dust,  Afraid to measure my worth.  I whispered wishes to the roots,  Tangled in hunger and need,  My world a tunnel of shadows,  My hope a slumbering seed.  But the rain came with insistence,  And the wind told stories of flight,  So I learned to lift my head,  To crave the touch of light.  Now I stand on uncertain legs,  Shaking but reaching high,  No longer bound to the burrow,  No longer cowering shy.  I was a grovelling creature once—  Now I taste the open air,  Rising, trembling, daring—  Finding courage everywhere.

I was a grovelling creature once,  Clinging to the cavern’s floor,  Afraid to speak my longing out,  Afraid of wanting more.  The world above was distant blue,  A tapestry I dared not touch;  I learned to make my home in dark,  Content with little, never much.  But something stirred within my bones,  A memory of flight,  A hunger for a braver dawn,  A thirst for open light.  I shed the skin of shrinking days,  Let go my whispered pleas,  And rose from earth with trembling will,  And knees that bent with ease.  Now, when I see the shadows fall  I do not bow or run—  I was a grovelling creature once,  But now I stand as one.

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Truth! I shall speak you if I am in habit of listening to you,
A whisper in the hush of morning, crisp and clean and true.
You linger at the edge of silence, waiting to be heard,
A gentle tap upon the conscience, a quietly persistent word.

If only I would let you in, not turn my head away,
You’d weave your golden thread through all the fabric of my day.
But habit is a stubborn thing, a muscle worn and worn,
And truth, unless invited in, is easy to be torn.

Let me tune my ear to honesty, and open up my mind,
Let me make a practice of the seeking, not just what I wish to find.
For only when I listen deep, with patience, grace, and care,
Will truth become my native tongue, and echo everywhere.

Truth! I shall speak you if I am in habit of listening to you,
As a river listens to the whisper of the stone,
Each ripple learning secrets only silence ever knew,
And echoing your honesty in currents of its own.
For words are but vessels, hollowed by the tongue,
Empty if not filled by the water of your voice.
So let me still the tempest, let me be among
The quiet ones who listen, before they make their choice.
Then, when I am called to speak, let my utterance ring clear,
Forged in the furnace of the things I’ve heard,
Let sincerity dispel the fog of fear,
And truth be the heartbeat pulsing in my word.

Truth! I shall speak you if I am in habit of listening to you,
Not merely chasing echoes of my own intent,
But pausing, ear to the hush where honesty blooms,
Where shadows of comfort are pierced by what is meant.

I cradle your syllables in the dusk of my mind,
Letting them ripple through the rivers of doubt,
Learning to decipher the softest of signs—
The whisper beneath what the world shouts.

If I invite you daily to sit at my table,
Will you gift me your candor, stripped of disguise?
May I offer you courage, if I am able,
And foster the habit of truth in my eyes?

So, truth, I promise, I will practice your song:
To listen, to learn, to admit when I'm wrong.

Fire up the sky with rocket sparks!
Let midnight bloom in radiant arcs,
The hush of night, now torn and bright,
With thunder’s song and crimson light.

Children’s laughter rides the breeze,
Dreams awakened by pyrotechnic trees,
Each spark a wish cast far and wide,
Hope and wonder, side by side.

So let us gather, hearts ablaze,
Lift our chins and fix our gaze—
For in these showers of fleeting fire,
We glimpse the stars and our own desire.

Fire up the sky with rocket sparks!
Let the velvet night unravel in arcs,
Each burst a story, a wish, a shout,
A tapestry woven from joy and doubt.

On rooftops, faces tilt to the flame,
Eyes reflecting the fireworks’ game.
A symphony of colors, fierce and bold,
Chasing away the timid and cold.

We dance in the glow of sapphire and gold,
Hearts untethered, spirits retold.
In every explosion, a fragment of glee,
A memory carved for you and me.

So launch your rockets, ignite your dreams,
Let the heavens echo with laughter and screams.
Tonight, we are painters, the darkness our canvas—
Fire up the sky with hope that outlasts.

Fire up the sky with rocket sparks! 
Let’s summon the ancient gods of light, 
Who slumber in velvet, silent dark, 
And coax them to dance in fever-bright.

With each eruption, a heartbeat strong— 
A pulse that shouts, "We still belong!" 
We scribble our dreams in molten lines, 
Defiant against the march of time.

Let stardust rain on city streets, 
Where lovers and loners and children meet. 
In awe, we become unburdened souls, 
Bathed in brilliance, momentarily whole.

Let the rockets paint their fleeting art, 
A restless canvas, a racing heart. 
For in their flight, we glimpse the spark 
That smolders within the human dark.

So raise your eyes, ignite your cheers— 
For magic is real when wonder appears. 
And every burst in the midnight air 
Is proof of the beauty we all share.